Answer:
D.) increased standard of living
Answer:
Understanding the caller and Knowledge of the product or service
Explanation:
The 'knowledge of the product or service' element of customer service of what is done by whom and the understanding of what the customer or caller is looking for must be improved also. Here, Bonnie calls the hospital and the operator carefully listens to what she has to say. Bonnie has a problem with her bill rather than a medical issue and this aspect is important. The operator must have asked a question trying to understand the problem and then should have used his knowledge to direct her to the billing department directly as bills are handled by the billing department. The understanding of the problem and knowledge of the institution needs to be improved.
The wolf population in the same ecosystem will also increase
Explanation:
In any ecosystem a species can grow, reproduce and multiply only if they get food to eat and get energy.
With the end of winter and spring setting in all plants will get fresh foliage which provides abundant food to the deer population with herbivores primary consumers. This in turn will increase the deer population which will grow and reproduce and increase their herd.
At the same time, these deers become the food for the wolves which are carnivores secondary consumers. So the wolves feed on the abundant deer population and grow and multiply in numbers
Answer:
(B) Was the money that XT earned from the increase in gasoline sales enough to offset the cost of providing free car washes during the promotion?
Explanation:
<u>Answer (A) does not include the free car wash promotion variable.
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In option (C) it is very likely that consumers would have bought gasoline more frequently and in smaller quantities without the promotion, <u>but this issue is not useful enough as an analysis for XT.
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It is not so relevant to know if gas stations or XT had to pay other companies to perform car washes (D), because <u>it is assumed that this issue must have been resolved before applying the promotion.
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That is why, when evaluating the argument, it would be more useful to answer if the increase in gas sales was enough to offset the cost of providing free car washes during the promotion (B). If the 10% increase in sales was not enough to cover the cost of car washes then the promotion would ultimately result in loss for XT.
Molly's behavioral choices have likely brought about secondary aging.
Option b
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There are two types of aging: Primary and Secondary
Secondary Aging comes about when an individual has a lifestyle deprived of healthy life choices and quality medical care.
Poor health choices are the choices that an individual makes which deteriorates the health standard of the individual. These may include substance abuse such as unsubscribed drugs, excessive alcohol consumption and smoking. These poor choices lead to development of certain diseases.
Medical care which does not meet the requirements of the body while it is diseased also puts an adverse effect on the body.
Secondary aging slows down body functioning. For example, the heart becomes weak, blood vessels become clogged and do not function properly leading to other problems, respiratory problems also arise and so on.The process of secondary aging cannot be stopped completely but can only be slowed down. This requires people to change their lifestyle on a major scale.
